Fabiano Krieger

Also known as

Fabiano Lyra Krieger

Years active

1998–presente

Genres

soundtrack, instrumental music, brazilian popular music

Instruments

acoustic guitar, electric guitar

Biography

Fabiano Krieger is a Brazilian musician, composer, and music producer with a notable career in creating soundtracks for film, television, and theater. He began his professional career in 1998, composing for theatrical plays, and has collaborated with renowned directors such as Antonio Abujamra, João Fonseca, and Enrique Diaz, participating in over 50 productions.

His foray into audiovisual media began in 2010, where he stood out for composing soundtracks for high-profile films and series. Among his most celebrated works are the soundtracks for the films "Eduardo and Mônica" (for which he won the Grande Prêmio do Cinema Brasileiro in 2022) and "Orphans of Eldorado" (winner of the LA Brazilian Film Festival), as well as the series "Senna", "Impuros", and "Dona Beja". Krieger has also worked as a music producer on projects such as "90 Decibels" and "The Yakuza Princess".

Krieger is the son of renowned composer Edino Krieger and the brother of musicians Edu Krieger and Fernando Krieger, belonging to a family with a strong tradition in Brazilian music. His work spans a wide range of styles and genres, demonstrating versatility and sensitivity in adapting his compositions to different artistic mediums.